The Afternoon
$3,400
Enough for a ceremony, the part after it, and the first of the evening. Suits a registry office and a long lunch, or a small day that does not need a morning.
What it costs.
Three collections. All of them are her, for the whole of the time booked, with no second shooter and no hourly overage if the day runs long by an hour. Prices include everything below the line.
The Long Day
$4,900
Her most booked
From the room upstairs to the dance floor. If you want one photographer to have been there for the whole thing, this is the one that does it.
The Weekend
$7,200
A dinner or a welcome the night before, and the wedding day in full. Most often booked when people have travelled a long way to be there.
Included in all three.
- Every frame worth keeping, edited to one grade, usually four hundred to seven hundred images
- A private gallery you can download from and share, up for three years
- Print release, so you can print anything you like, anywhere you like
- An hour on the phone before the day, and a written plan for the twenty minutes of group photographs
- Travel within an hour of the Adelaide Hills
Not included, said plainly.
- Albums, which are quoted separately once you have seen the pictures and know what you want
- Travel beyond an hour, charged at cost and agreed in writing before you book
- A second photographer, which she does not offer at any price
How booking works.
A date is held when a signed agreement and a deposit of eight hundred dollars are in. The balance is due two weeks before the day. If you move the date she will move with you if she is free, and if she is not, the deposit comes back.